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JunkDepot sells your junk in style
by Emily Price Mar 18th 2007 at 3:30PM
The free service allows sellers to upload up to five photos of their items and posts them not only on JunkDepot but also partner sites like Google base and edgeio. Items stay on the site for 30 days and can be searched for by potential buyers by category or buyers can type in their address and instantly look at photos of items located near them using Google maps allowing buyers to go on a virtual shopping trip through their neighborhood.
Naming your own price and listing for free beats paying high eBay fees for items you may or may not be able to sell.
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Jane said 7:11PM on 3-18-2007
Another great site is craigslist, there are ones for the area that you live in.
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